POLTAVA 1709: THE BATTLE AND THE MYTH
Edited by Serhii Plokhy
- Serhii Plokhy, Poltava: The Battle That Never Ends
I • THE ROAD TO POLTAVA
- ZENON E. KOHUT, Mazepa’s Ukraine: Understanding Cossack Territorial Vistas
- TATIANA TAIROVA-IAKOVLEVA, Peter I’s Administrative Reforms in the Hetmanate during the Northern War
- VOLODYMYR KOVALENKO, The Rape of Baturyn: The Archaeological Evidence
II • THE BATTLE AND ITS AFTERMATH
- DONALD OSTROWSKI, Peter’s Dragoons: How the Russians Won at Poltava
- PETER B. BROWN, Gazing Anew at Poltava: Perspectives from the Military Revolution Controversy, Comparative History, and Decision-Making Doctrines
- PAUL BUSHKOVITCH, Poltava’s Consequences: Local Autonomy in the Russian Empire during the Reign of Peter I
- ROBERT I. FROST, "Everyone understood what it meant": The Impact of the Battle of Poltava on the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
- JOHN LEDONNE, Poltava and the Geopolitics of Western Eurasia
III • THE MAKING OF THE MYTH
- ALEXANDER KAMENSKII, The Battle of Poltava in Russian Historical Memory
- GIOVANNA BROGI BERCOFF, Poltava: A Turning Point in the History of Preaching
- NADIESZDA KIZENKO, The Battle of Poltava in Imperial Liturgy
- ELENA N. BOECK, Claiming and Acclaiming Peter I: Ukrainian Contributions to the Visual Commemoration of Petrine Victories
- LILIYA BEREZHNAYA, Imago hostis: Friends and Foes in Ruthenian and Russian Printmaking (Mid-Seventeenth–Beginning of the Eighteenth Centuries)
- TATIANA SENKEVITCH, The Grand Battle Woven in the Grande Manière: Commemorating the Battle of Poltava in Tapestry
IV • GRAPPLING WITH MAZEPA
- MICHAEL A. MOSER, A Linguistic Analysis of Ivan Mazepa’s Universals and Letters
- MICHAEL S. FLIER, Love’s Labour’s Lost: Mazepa’s Grammar of Romance
- VOLODYMYR MEZENTSEV, Mazepa’s Palace in Baturyn: Western and Ukrainian Baroque Architecture and Decoration
- OLENKA Z. PEVNY, The Encrypted Narrative of Reconstructed Cossack Baroque Forms
- ANDRII BOVGYRIA, Echoes of Poltava: Trials of Mazepists and Mazepism in Eighteenth-Century Ukraine
- GEORGE G. GRABOWICZ, "Mylost ́ Bozhiia, Ukraynu...svobodyvshaia…" and Ukrainian Literature after (and before) Poltava: The Missing Link
- SERHII PLOKHY, Forbidden Love: Ivan Mazepa and the Author of the History of the Rus'
- TARAS KOZNARSKY, Obsessions with Mazepa
- ALOIS WOLDAN, Mazepa and Poltava in German-Language Literature of the Nineteenth Century
- KSENYA KIEBUZINSKI, The (Re)Fashioning of an Archetype of Genius: Ivan Mazepa in Nineteenth-Century French Literature and Art
V • A NEVER-ENDING PAST
- GUIDO HAUSMANN, Poltava 2009: Deimperializing an Imperial Site of Memory
- KRISTIAN GERNER, The Battle of Poltava as a Realm of Memory and a Bone of Contention
